Art Needlework
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A Bag for Soiled Linen. — This is a useful article for summer tourists, and when made has the appearance of a long purse. The material used is basket canvas. The bag should be 10 inches wide and 36 inches long, when finished. With wash embroidery silk work a pretty design through the centre of one side. On the other side make an opening in the seam 9 inches from one end and 12 inches long. Slip a large fancy ring over one end of the bag and well towards the centre, through which tie a rib- bon ...with which to hang the bag up. Finish the ends with tassels or fancy metal ornaments.
A very nice bedroom slipper can be made from Java canvas, embroi- dered in point Russe with filoselle. Red canvas worked with blue, brown with green, or blue with gold, makes a good combination. The soles are of cork, and the slipper must be lined with silk to match the color of the embroidery. The canvas is cut regular slipper shape, bound at the edges, and finished with a ruching of ribbon. The heel is turned down, so that the slipper can be easily put on and off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A Bag for Soiled Linen. — This is a useful article for summer tourists, and when made has the appearance of a long purse. The material used is basket canvas. The bag should be 10 inches wide and 36 inches long, when finished. With wash embroidery silk work a pretty design through the centre of one side. On the other side make an opening in the seam 9 inches from one end and 12 inches long. Slip a large fancy ring over one end of the bag and well towards the centre, through which tie a rib- bon ...with which to hang the bag up. Finish the ends with tassels or fancy metal ornaments.
A very nice bedroom slipper can be made from Java canvas, embroi- dered in point Russe with filoselle. Red canvas worked with blue, brown with green, or blue with gold, makes a good combination. The soles are of cork, and the slipper must be lined with silk to match the color of the embroidery. The canvas is cut regular slipper shape, bound at the edges, and finished with a ruching of ribbon. The heel is turned down, so that the slipper can be easily put on and off.
What to read after Art Needlework?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brainerd & Armstrong Co., Philadelphia. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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